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Purple Hull peas in NY?
Some southern folks were raving about Pinkeye Purple Hull cowpeas and
I was about to place an order when I began to wonder if there was a reason I'd never grown them before. Has anyone grown them in zone 5? Thanks- Jim In the Mohawk Valley just east of Schenectady |
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Purple Hull peas in NY?
On Wed, 05 Jan 2011 16:28:35 -0500, Jim Elbrecht
wrote: Some southern folks were raving about Pinkeye Purple Hull cowpeas and I was about to place an order when I began to wonder if there was a reason I'd never grown them before. Has anyone grown them in zone 5? Thanks- Jim In the Mohawk Valley just east of Schenectady Did the company you are ordering from give any information? Here is a locater for all of the extension offices in the country. My seed program says that for "Black Turtle" (closest one in my listing) soil temperatures should be 60° to 75°F for planting. Started and grown outside maturity in about 56 days for fresh beans. If you want them dry add a few weeks. So, do you have a long enough growing period? Just checked the seed packet for Black Turtle and the sowing period for your area is late May through July. Take a chance. That is part of the fun of gardening. Order a small package and see how they work. -- USA North Carolina Foothills USDA Zone 7a |
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